How Long to Cook a Beef Joint 1kg

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Roast beef and Yorkshire puddings recipe

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There's nothing better than a classic Sunday roast complete with melt-in-the-mouth roast beef and scrumptious homemade Yorkshire puddings. A beautiful dish shared by SORTED Food and a crowd-pleasing meal for you to rustle up at home. See method

Ingredients

• about 1.5kg (3lb) roasting joint of beef – top rump, topside or silverside
• 2 carrots, chopped into large pieces
• 1/2 celery head, chopped into large pieces
• 2 onions, chopped into large pieces
• 1 rosemary sprig

For the Yorkshire puddings

• 150ml sunflower oil
• 100g plain flour
• 3 medium eggs, beaten
• 150ml whole milk

Each serving contains

• Energy

  2960kj
  709kcal 35%

• Fat

  40g 58%

• Saturates

  9g 43%

• Sugars

  7g 8%

• Salt

  1.4g 24%

of the reference intake
Carbohydrate 21.4g Protein 66.5g Fibre 3.2g

Method

1. Remove the joint of beef from the fridge a couple of hours before you want to cook to allow it to come up to room temperature. Preheat the oven to gas 8, 230°C, fan 210°C. Put the carrots, celery and onions in the base of a large baking tray. Top with the rosemary sprig.
2. Weigh the joint to calculate approximate cooking times. If it isn't already, tie the joint up with butcher's string, so that it is a fairly consistent thickness. Rub the joint in plenty of salt and pepper and sit on top of the vegetables.
3. Roast the beef in the oven for about 20 minutes per 450g (for medium rare), making sure you reduce the oven temperature to gas 6, 200°C, fan 180°C after the first 20 minutes. Check the centre of the beef with a meat thermometer and when it reaches 52-55°C, remove from the oven and leave to rest under a sheet of kitchen foil and a tea towel for at least 30 minutes. (Aim for 60°C if you want the centre to be medium and 65°C for medium well. If you don't have an meat thermometer then the approximate timings and weight calculations should work nicely for a joint that is the rarer side of medium/rare.)
4. Increase the oven temperature to its highest setting (gas 9, 240°C, fan 220°C). Pour enough sunflower oil into six holes of a muffin tin to fill each around a third of the way up. Sit the muffin tin inside a larger baking tray with enough of a lip to catch any spilling oil. Put the tray in the oven for 5 minutes or until the oil is shimmering.
5. Sift the flour and 1 tsp salt into a clean bowl. Whisk in the eggs until you have a smooth paste, then gradually incorporate the milk. Pour the batter, through a sieve to remove any lumps, then pour into a jug to make pouring easier.
6. Half fill each of the six muffin holes with the batter and bake for 20 minutes, turning the oven temperature down to gas 4, 180°C, fan 160°C after the first 5 minutes. Do not be tempted to open the oven door before the cooking time is up.
7. Transfer the cooked Yorkshire puddings, upside down, to a wire rack over some kitchen paper to catch any excess oil.
8. Cut the butcher's string from the rested beef joint and carve the beef at the table. Serve with the Yorkshire puddings, gravy and your vegetable sides of choice.

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